Fair enough. And to be fair, there definitely is evidence for many ancient Indo-Europeans looking Nordic. Between the modern-day Kalasha, the genetic findings in the Andronovo culture (many looking similar to modern-day Europeans), and the links between Vedic literature and the rituals of the Andronovo/Sintashta culture, there is certainly some evidence that many Indo-Europeans would be "white" in the modern sense. So I get where you are coming from, my only point of contention was that this is such a murky period in history that drawing solid conclusions is very difficult (for a variety of reasons).
In the past, I've reacted negatively to this view since many white nationalists use it to co-opt and appropriate Indian/Iranian heritage. While those arguments are obviously unsound, that doesn't change the fact that there likely were many Indo-European tribes who had Nordic features (though of course there were many that did not fit neatly into any category at all).
FWIW I think this is a fascinating subject and deserves to be discussed more.
In the past, I've reacted negatively to this view since many white nationalists use it to co-opt and appropriate Indian/Iranian heritage. While those arguments are obviously unsound, that doesn't change the fact that there likely were many Indo-European tribes who had Nordic features (though of course there were many that did not fit neatly into any category at all).
FWIW I think this is a fascinating subject and deserves to be discussed more.